SAG-AFTRA Slaps "Do Not Work" Order on TV Movie 'Keys to the City'
The basic cable project has not completed the signatory process, according to the union.
Thrillist Staff Ratify Contract With Writers Guild East
The vote further solidifies the union’s reach into digital news shops.
IATSE Votes to Ratify Contract With Producers
Twelve of 13 affected Locals voted "yes."
Diversity of TV Directors Ticks Up in DGA Study: "The Compass Is Pointing in the Right Direction"
Women and people of color are gaining ground as employment practices evolve.
SAG-AFTRA President: Have the Weinstein Revelations Really Changed Anything? (Guest Column)
One year after the producer's fall, ending abuse in the industry requires more than paying lip service to catchy slogans.
Teamsters Union Votes Yes to Ratify New Contract
Thanks to the implementation of online voting, there was greater participation than in previous years.
SAG-AFTRA Battles Non-Union Commercials as Contract Talks Approach
At least 160 union members have been found to be working on non-union commercials over the past two years and subjected to disciplinary hearings as a result, sources say.
SAG-AFTRA Pickets Bartle Bogle Hegarty Ad Agency: "We're Mad as Hell"
BBH has attempted to unilaterally withdraw from the union contract, triggering a strike against the agency.
As Talent Agencies Push to Own Content, Some Creators Cry Foul
"Agencies should not be a boss to clients,” says one writer as WME and CAA lead a rush into producing and owning stakes in film and TV shows, a practice they say helps create opportunities but the Writers Guild believes raises potential conflict issues.
Lawsuit Against Paramount Over Foreign Film Score Revived by Appeals Court
